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Number: 878

Proto: *rEppV (*reppV)

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English meaning: to burst, tear

German meaning: bersten, sich spalten, reißen

Finnish: repi- 'zerreißen', repäise-, reväise-

Estonian: räbi-, rebi- 'zerren, reißen, zupfen'

Saam (Lapp): râppâ- -b- ~ -v- (N) 'open, take the cover off', rahpa- (L) 'öffnen'

Mansi (Vogul): ript- (KM) 'sich vermindern, zerstört werden; zermalmen, verwunden', jal-rēpǝt- (P) 'töten'

Hungarian: reped- 'bersten, platzen, reißen; altung. klaffen, schäbig werden' ?

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Eurasiatic: *rVṗV

Meaning: to tear, break

Indo-European: *rē̆p-

Uralic: *rEppV (*reppV)

References: ND 1995 *`reṗV (IE, Ur + dub. Alt. + Arab.).

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Proto-IE: *(e)rep-, *rēp-

Meaning: to pinch, to tear, to injure

Old Indian: rápas- n. `bodily defect, injury', raphitá- `hurt, injured'

Old Greek: prs. ptc. ereptómeno- `fressen, essen', aor. an-ērépsanto, ptc. ana-repsaméno-, an-erépsato `hinweg-, entraffen'

Baltic: *rē̂p- (-ja-) vb. tr., *rēp-l-iā̃, *rap-l-iā̃ f.

Germanic: *raf-is-ja- vb., *raf-ja- vb.

Latin: rapiō, -ere, -uī, -tum `fortreissen, sich anreissen, entreissen, rasch holen, rasch ausführen'; rapidus, -a `raubend, reissend, heftig'

Albanian: rjep `ziehe aus, -ab,beraube'

Russ. meaning: щипать, драть, повреждать

References: WP II 369 f

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Proto-Baltic: *rē̂p- (-ja-) vb. tr., *rēp-l-iā̃, *rap-l-iā̃ f.

Meaning: snatch, seize

Indo-European etymology: Indo-European etymology

Lithuanian: rḗpti (-pia, -pē), rē̃pti (rē̃pia, -pē) '(zusammen)raffen, umfassen, umschliessen', pl. rē̃plēs, rãplēs 'Zange, Krebsschere'

Old Prussian: raples pl. `Zange' Voc. 520

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Proto-Germanic: *rafisjan-, *rafjan-

Meaning: punish

IE etymology: IE etymology

Old Norse: refsa `züchtigen, strafen'

Norwegian: refsa vb.

Old Swedish: räfsa vb.

Danish: revse vb.

Old English: refsan, repsan, respan `tadeln', gerǟf n. (?) `Anklage, Tadel'; ripsan `tadeln'

Old Saxon: respian `züchtigen, strafen'

Middle Dutch: berespen `tadeln'

Old High German: { refsen `züchtigen, strafen' }

Middle High German: rɛffen, rɛfsen wk. 'mit worten strafen, tadeln, schelten, züchtigen'

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